vigliag

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by vigliag 1y ago
My data point: I have a severe stutter. I might have been lucky (and also no two stutters are the same), but I don't think it has even mattered at work. I don't know if you have a stutter as well, but I've had stuttering ther
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by vigliag 9y ago
That was exactly what I meant, sorry if it was unclear. Copy-pasting the http URL in the search bar works for me. I am however on a different instance, mastodon.social, no idea what may be causing the different behavior.
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by vigliag 9y ago
You can copy-paste the profile url in mastodon's searchbar, it'll open that profile in the UI of your mastodon instance, so you can follow it as you normally would.
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by vigliag 9y ago
Some of those DAF apps can also apply pitch shifting (which is actually AAF). Provided they work properly, they should be able to provide that choral effect. I am no expert by the way, I've only toyed with those for a few minutes.
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by vigliag 9y ago
There are some already. Look for DAF or "delayed auditory feedback" on the play store. It is also trivial to build one with web audio.
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by vigliag 9y ago
That's for sure a factor, and I should probably care less about judgement (thanks) although I've mainly attributed my stuttering in those situations to the fact I have to say something unexpected. Other examples are when I need to
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by vigliag 9y ago
Thanks. That's a good idea. Even getting comfortable talking to baristas would be a big accomplishment
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by vigliag 9y ago
As a child I used to stutter when reading aloud to myself. Practicing by reading whole books aloud helped a lot. Some books were more difficult than others, especially those with really weird sentence structure, or really short sentences, w
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by vigliag 9y ago
Hi! Fellow stutterer here :) Since university, my stutter got a lot better, especially when explaining things, or when talking with friends, but I still struggle a lot at counters or in interviews. I've been seeing a psychologist latel